Threats below the surface.

As cybersecurity improves, attackers go below the surface.

As traditional security controls strengthen, attackers seek new methods to subvert them, going below the surface to penetrate vulnerable firmware and hardware components inside today's servers, laptops and networking equipment.

Most organisations lack visibility into this attack surface. They cannot easily see which hardware and firmware components are in their fleet or determine which devices are vulnerable to known threats, much less detect a hidden implant or backdoor. These blind spots allow attackers to subvert traditional security controls and persist undetected, leaving organisations exposed to device tampering, ransomware, and data breaches.